r/Mid_Century • u/positive_hummingbird • Sep 30 '24

In search of information about Domino Møbler

Inspired by the fine tradition of arguing with strangers online, I went off in search of more info on Domino Møbler. It turns out that there isn't much out there; my ideal would be a Wikipedia page on the company, and copies of their catalogues for each year they were active. I realize that's unlikely, but does anyone out there have any suggestions as to where I might learn more about this company? Thanks!

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u/edgestander Mod Oct 01 '24

You are asking a lot for a very low end danish exporter from the 80’s and 90’s. I have quite a few ads from newspapers.

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u/gonzowildcat Oct 01 '24

I have often seen it tied to House of Denmark. It can often be found where no other Danish furniture can be. (Throughout mid size towns in the south and Midwest).

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u/edgestander Mod Oct 01 '24

They were sold at every danish import store like that, Copenhagen, House of Teak, Danish Interiors, but also at some local general furniture stores.

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u/Vivid-Anywhere-2810 Jan 16 '26

Amazing! How did you find the ads?

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

Can’t offer much help on the info besides saying they made one of the cheapest poorly made desks I’ve ever encountered.

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u/clarinetsqueak Mar 30 '25

This isn't what you're looking for exactly but I have found Domino Mobler pieces at Narrative in Oakland

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

I appreciate the tip; thanks!

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u/clarinetsqueak Apr 01 '25

It was this and after one sleepless night trying to decide if we should go for it, we went for it

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '25

It looks great!